UCAT mock vs. Actual for 2026 entries

2026 entries, did any of you perform better in the actual UCAT than your mocks? I'm averaging around 1700, band 2 rip for mocks. My exam is on the 23rd.

Reply 1

azamy

i got around the same score as i was getting in my mocks on medify. on medify i was getting 1600-1700 b1-2 and ended up w 1650 b1

Reply 2

mahimapritmani

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by azamy

i got around the same score as i was getting in my mocks on medify. on medify i was getting 1600-1700 b1-2 and ended up w 1650 b1

where are you applying to?

Reply 3

azamy

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by mahimapritmani

where are you applying to?

not sure yet actually but i might just take a gap year

Reply 4

lavish-lily

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by mahimapritmani

2026 entries, did any of you perform better in the actual UCAT than your mocks? I'm averaging around 1700, band 2 rip for mocks. My exam is on the 23rd.

Yeah,my average was roughly 2010-2100 but the real thing was 2230.

Reply 5

lavish-lily

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by lavish-lily

Yeah,my average was roughly 2010-2100 but the real thing was 2230.

How did you end up doing if you don’t mind answering

Reply 6

mahimapritmani

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by lavish-lily

How did you end up doing if you don’t mind answering

quite bad tbh. 1900 + b3. dym suggesting unis i can still apply to?

Reply 7

lavish-lily

Yeah of course,I recommend places which don’t value the UCAT as much as other aspects of you application Edinburgh,Kent and Medway,Leicester,Dundee,Liverpool though this will depend on how good your GCSE’s and predicted grades will be?https://www.themedicportal.com/blog/where-to-apply-with-an-average-ucat-score/ use this link also

Reply 8

helpseekerbhu

Hi everyone, my daughter sat the UCAT today but unfortunately it didn’t go as expected — she scored 1750 Band 2, whereas in her Medify & official mocks she never went below 2250. Could it be that she missed something in her preparation? How should she plan for next year’s UCAT to aim for the top deciles? Any suggestions for a structured schedule would be really helpful. TIA.